Eric Cook
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If your giving this black owned business ANYTHING less than 4 stars you may need to reevaluate life because this establishment not only has potential for growth; but to reach exceptional heights! I must say, it delivered an unforgettable culinary adventure that appealed to all my senses. The ambiance was warm and inviting, making my family and I feel right at home.
The menu boasted a remarkable diversity of elegant dishes that truly impressed me. I tried the jackfruit empanadas and smoked jerk tofu with spinach, each accompanied by their amazing homemade Zazi sauce. Every bite was bursting with flavor, and the textures were perfectly on point; divine I must say! The wings were cool too! Forgot to mention their salmon hushpuppies oh momma!! Not sure of the type of cornmeal they used, but can be overwhelming. The mass majority can give the fritters an unappealingly gritty texture, however the COOK made it super satisfactory to the taste buds savory, golden CRISP. They had a crispy exterior and a soft, fluffy interior and the Zazi sauce put it to a different stratosphere
A big shoutout to Marlynda, our wonderful hostess, who added an extra layer of warmth to the experience. The artistry and innovation of the mixologist were equally impressive, crafting classic cocktails and modern creations with meticulous attention to detail. Her efforts alone made an outstanding outlook a worthwhile spent trip to Boston. Going the extra mile & consistent excellence to make sure we were satisfied. My favorite was the pumpkin espresso martini—simply divine in flavor! Absolutely luscious, layered with creamy & warm flavors. Also had the The New Vintage. This was Slow & Low. I like rye , so this was my speed. Old head vibes lol. Dangerous drinkable, had quite a nice spiciness that integrates perfectly with the floral and citrus. The Lavender Fields, is devisive to some bc some say it taste like hand soap, but I love it. Good on presentation and if you like dry gin, this is up your alley! Blends the floral of Gin with the sweet and slightly tart flavors of Crème De Violette.
This establishment exceeded my expectations and truly ignited the atmosphere with its vibrant energy. I believe in supporting black-owned businesses, and this one has the potential to grow and continue impressing its patrons. It’s a fantastic spot to visit before or after hitting the town, making it an excellent choice for celebrating special occasions. I celebrated my brother’s birthday here, and it was the perfect setting to honor his future successes. I’m blessed to see black businesses thriving in Boston, and this speakeasy is definitely worth a visit! We will be back!